Fifteen minutes in a chair in a quiet room with soft colors, lighting and music loosened his neck and shoulder muscles and lowered the volume on his headaches, he said. Licensed massage therapist Laura Coleman, 28, of Swampscott said giving massages relaxes her as well. Coleman, a Swampscott High graduate, studied massage therapy in a year-long program at the Cortiva Institute in Watertown. Elements has seven massage rooms in which its 13 licensed massage therapists offer a variety of therapeutic massage techniques including Swedish, deep tissue, and trigger point massage, said owner Janice Kilburn.
Elements is open 7 days a week, from 9 a. Monday through Thursday, and 9 a. Friday through Sunday. Also at the open house was Edward Palleschi of Swampscott, director of business development for Community Credit Union. It is owned by Fitness Together Holdings, Inc. Get more local news delivered straight to your inbox.
Sign up for free Patch newsletters and alerts. Terry Date , Patch Staff. Find out what's happening in Swampscott for free with the latest updates from Patch. Ed Savage had a headache before he stopped in.
She works part-time at Elements and part-time as a pre-school teacher. Elements also offers prenatal massage and massage for couples. The business has been well received in Swampscott, since opening March 12, Kilburn said. He said massage will help people feel better especially in these difficult economic times. Sports 16h.
